Qin Feng began the long process of making predictions...
Basically, several prediction tasks popped up every minute during this challenge.
Every time he made a prediction, time stopped throughout the entire world.
Qin Feng found this a bit of a pain in the ass.
Fortunately, making predictions was also a way to familiarize himself with the Soul Net.
Early on, the prediction targets were all human players, but gradually, after a few months, NPCs began appearing as prediction targets. Two years later, even Epic Grade bosses became prediction targets...
Calamity Hades, for example.
That guy really had existed on Blue Star right from the start.
As for the other Epic Grade bosses, Qin Feng had not seen them in the first cycle.
The Mechanical Rubik's Cube, the Keshm Magic Mirror, and the other bosses Qin Feng remembered as the initial Legendary Tier bosses did not exist at all.
Moreover, in this first cycle, whether in Great Xia or across Blue Star as a whole, the powerful players who emerged were basically all people Qin Feng had never seen before.
Wang Meng was fairly unremarkable. He remained a formidable fighter among the Authorities in Great Xia's River-Sea City, and counted as one of the city's core powerhouses, but across Great Xia as a whole, he faded into the crowd, let alone across all of Blue Star.
An Yu's class was not even the Unique Hidden Class Dragon Swordsman, but another Unique Hidden Class, Swordsman. Her overall combat strength was also very ordinary.
Many of the powerful players Qin Feng remembered had never risen to prominence.
And Qin Feng soon discovered something...
If a player died during this cycle, their soul returned to its state in the Land of Hope, their initial state. At that point, their Soul Net actually underwent an